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The resignation of our bishop affects the call process for CGS in a
unique way. For each organization posting a Ministry Site Profile (MSP) a "call process administrator" is appointed. For any other congregation in our synod, that person would be Pastor Manda Truchinski, but to avoid any conflicts of interest our designated call process administrator was the bishop. Before synod assembly, our MSP was waiting for approval by the call process administrator before it could be published, but now, without a call process administrator, it sits in limbo. When a bishop is unable to carry out their duties, those responsibilities fall largely on the synod Vice President. Until August, that is Gail Kiyomura. She is aware of our peculiar situation, and will be meeting with your call committee on June 30th to see how we can get things unstuck. Depending on how that meeting goes, we may need to make a few minor changes to the MSP, such as noting that we have a new congregational president and entering the contact information for whoever our new call process administrator will be. This update will require the approval of our congregational council, and we've already given them notice that this will happen. We anticipate that they will be able to vote on approval electronically. This shouldn't delay the process more than a few days from what we expected before the drama in Nevada. Your call committee is doing its best to keep things on track amid the seeming chaos. As always, we (Sarah, Randy, Paul, Matt, Julia, and Adolfo) appreciate your insights, and hope you will continue to pray for our work and that of our synod's leaders and staff.
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